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- Author: Paul Evan Lehman
- Publisher: Cutting Edge
- ISBN-10: 1954840012
- ISBN-13: 9781954840010
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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"A highly recommended western, well-written, skillfully-plotted, and fast moving." Chicago Tribune
The corrupt town of Calder, known as The Devil's Doorstep, is brutally run by Mayor Monk Malone as his personal domain and as a haven for gamblers, swindlers, rustlers and outlaws...to the horror and dismay of the local newspaper and the town Reverend, who are virtually powerless to stop him. But then a stranger named Borden rides into town, playing all the factions against one another. It's not clear whose side he's on...or if he's only looking out for his own, mysterious interests. All anybody knows is that he's the fastest gun in the territory and is not afraid to use it.
"There is enough action here for any taste." Fort Worth Star-Telegram
(Originally released in 1949, it was subsequently republished in 1968 under the title Helltown)
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- Author: Paul Evan Lehman
- Publisher: Cutting Edge
- ISBN-10: 1954840012
- ISBN-13: 9781954840010
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
"A highly recommended western, well-written, skillfully-plotted, and fast moving." Chicago Tribune
The corrupt town of Calder, known as The Devil's Doorstep, is brutally run by Mayor Monk Malone as his personal domain and as a haven for gamblers, swindlers, rustlers and outlaws...to the horror and dismay of the local newspaper and the town Reverend, who are virtually powerless to stop him. But then a stranger named Borden rides into town, playing all the factions against one another. It's not clear whose side he's on...or if he's only looking out for his own, mysterious interests. All anybody knows is that he's the fastest gun in the territory and is not afraid to use it.
"There is enough action here for any taste." Fort Worth Star-Telegram
(Originally released in 1949, it was subsequently republished in 1968 under the title Helltown)
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